Delta's AI pricing is not the only pricing strategy being used by US airlines, according to this piece from @Econmist - https://buff.ly/RwBmcz0
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Delta's AI pricing is not the only pricing strategy being used by US airlines, according to this piece from @Econmist - https://buff.ly/RwBmcz0
The ACCC has conducted a sweep of sales advertising by Australian businesses online and in store and is concerned that a number of claims about the size and scope of discounts may be misleading consumers.
One of the biggest myths in pricing is that “its all about the dollars and cents”, the figures that go on the price tag we attach to our product or service. Pricing is so much more than that: most of the 80 or so public or in-house pricing workshops that I’ve facilitated over the years […]
How to entice customers to buy Last week, I was in Shanghai delivering some in-house and public workshops on value-based pricing. As the name suggests, time in the workshop is devoted to identifying the economic value provided by a company’s products or services. One of these workshops was for a company that sells fragrances. Sounds […]
15th June marked the 25th anniversary of the £2 coin entering into circulation in the UK. The history of the £2 coin goes back just over a decade more. There were commemorative £2 coins struck for the 1986 Commonwealth Games hosted in Edinburgh – the first sporting event to be commemorated on a coin in the UK.
The latest Pricing revolution has started The French have always loved their food. So its hardly surprising that rising food prices, amongst other factors, contributed to the French Revolution of 1789 -1799. Several decades later, a Frenchman started another, less well known revolution: a pricing revolution. Louis Auguste Boileau was a retailing visionary, many years ahead of […]